Door Access Control Perth

Searching for ‘ Access Control Perth ?’ Monitored 247 are Perth’s experts in installing high quality access control systems from Paxton Access and Honeywell Security. We use experienced, fully qualified and accredited installers.

Monitored 247 work with clients of all sizes from residential to commercial, industrial and corporate. We cater for all types of jobs, installing and maintaining single control solutions through to multi-entry role-based site access control systems. No client is too large, hospitals, hotels, airports or mine sites.

Access control systems let you control the locking, unlocking and access movement through;

Doors
Gates
Windows

Access control is setup to unrestricted or restrict based on programmed conditions. These conditions may be the;

Time of the day
Date of the month
Day of the week
Nighttime or Daylight
Person or individual identification
Security level or access level
Or a combination of any of the items above

Other manual override conditions may also activate access control systems such as;

Fire Alarms
Panic Alarms

Plus emergency services may also activate access control systems such as;

Police and other Law Enforcement
Fire Brigade
Ambulance Personnel
SES or State Emergency Services

Door Access Control Perth - Biometric Scanner

Control Access To

Your Doors
Your Gates
Your Windows

Any Time Of The

Day
Week
Month
Year

Monitored 247 supply NFC and RFID keyless entry systems, these can be used in combination with bio metric / fingerprint door locks, keyless digital keypads, electronic door locks, smart card access hotel key card locking systems tailored to your exact requirements.

The different type of Keyless systems we offer;

RFID (radio frequency identification) used to operate proximity door locks, through the use of a proximity card reader with proximity key fobs and key cards.
NFC (near field communication) used to operate proximity door locks, through the use of a mobile device or smart phone.
Biometric access control systems using fingerprint or retina eye scanners.
Access control card readers, using smart cards or swipe cards.

Common Access Control Components

Single door access controls
Fully sealed exterior proximity reader
Request sensor to exit facility
Emergency break glass facility
Door open facility
Local alarm outputs
Voltage or volt free contacts to accommodate most locking mechanisms
Proximity tags, which will also operate the intruder alarm system
Full standby battery backup in the event of power failure
Full time and date recorded activity log

We work to understand every client’s requirements and tailor solutions to their specific needs.

Keys Provide Two Levels Of Access, All Or Nothing – If someone has a key, they can open a door any time of day or night, using access control, you decide when the doors can be used and by whom

Losing Keys Can Compromise Security – If a key is lost or someone leaves the company, your security is severely compromised unless your re-key all of your locks. With card access, simply tell the system to disable the card in question. All other cards continue to work properly.

Keys Can Be Duplicated – Access cards cannot. You have no way of tracking who has a key.

Keys Are Annonymous – Access control systems create a detailed audit trail so you know exactly whose card opened a door and when.

Access Cards Can Be Reprogrammed – Reprogramming changes access, or, if an employee leaves a company, you can give their card to a new employee and all the access rights will be reflecting the latter person’s rights.

Lose The Huge Key Ring – With access control, one card unlocks every door the employee is allowed to open. There is no need for separate keys for each lock.

Weather
Daylight
Time
Date
Day Of The Week
Security Level
Panic Alarm
Police Alarm
Fire Alarm
Manual Override
Remote Access (Internet)
CCTV Linked

We cater for clients on budgets or high end, high quality, robust access control systems spanning multiple locations.

When designing an access control system for a specific location with several controlled gates or doors, it is common to link them to a PC-controlled system. Simple yet sophisticated software links the card issuing system with a personnel database. This style of system allows security staff to issue fobs or cards, linking them with personnel and other information and defining personalised or role based access levels. Time and attendance packages can be added to the basic system to allow effective and efficient access control management. Cards can also include photo ID using fast card printers, with the computer linked to webcam and instant card printing to speed up security clearance for new starters.

Most systems link to a PC to help manage personnel access rights, the latest development is powerful and versatile door entry IP (internet protocol) access control system. Door entry IP systems run over an organisation’s existing IT network; this takes less time and effort to install and allows integration with other office applications.

Access control systems can also be integrated with your CCTV network to record all ‘transactions’ (times when a controlled door has been accessed). It’s an additional security tool, which can help you focus your CCTV and security resources more efficiently. This type of CCTV and Access Control Integration has in the past been used for police stations, hospitals and gyms.

We provide access control systems that can intergrate into your CCTV systems and manage remotely over the internet.

16 Area 4 line RAS with Reader

Input voltage: 8.5 to 14 VDC
Operating Current: 165 mA maximum
Read range: 6 to 8 cm
Tamper: Integrated rear tamper switch
Liquid crystal display: 4 Lines
Backlit display and keys: Yes
LED indicators: 16 area LEDs plus 4 status LEDs
Dimensions with cover: – W x H x D: 91.5 x 165 x 25.4 mm

Version 8 Challenger Panel

System areas and Board Inputs: 16 each
Max system inputs: 256
Outputs on board relays: Exterior siren, interior siren, strobe
12 VDC auxiliary power output: 700mA (max.)
Max access control doors when using TS0867 or TS0866: 16 on panel plus 48 on 4 Door Controllers
Anti passback: Yes
Software connection options: IP connection using TS0898 Ethernet Interface RS 232 serial connection using TS0091
Input voltage: 16V, 1.5A from supplied transformer (space for 7 Ah battery allocated)
Operating Current: 200mA maximum (no peripheral devices fitted)
Battery test: Dynamic battery testing
Relays or outputs: Use expansion modules and DGPs to add up to 255 relays or outputs
Macro logic programs: 24
Sirens: Two 8 Ohm sirens, internal and external. The external siren is monitored for tamper conditions
Strobe: 1
Reporting formats: CID, Extended high speed, Serial STU, Tecom Dialler, Direct Line and more
Communications bus: RS 485
Maximum cabling distance: 1,500 m (unless extended by LAN Isolation Interfaces)
Users: 50 (expandable to 65,535)
Alarm and Door groups: 255 / expandable to 255
Floor groups: Expandable to 128
Alarm and Access log: 100 to 1,000 each
Holidays or Special days: 24
Time zones: 24 to 46 ‘hard’ time zones plus 16 ‘soft’ time zones
Operating temperature: 0 to 50c
Dimensions in enclosure: W x H x D: 345 x 450 x 73 mm